Score draw as both sides claim copyright victory
SKY and the Premier League were declaring victory after last week’s High Court ruling on how UK copyright law relates to the use of European satellite decoders to show English Premier League games in UK pubs. But while they pledged to take action against suppliers on copyright grounds, their opponents argued “the majority of claims against our clients are to be dismissed” after several copyright claims were overturned.
Awards spur Edinburgh chef to greater heights
Castle Terrace chef patron Dominic Jack reflects on a great first year.
ON an exotic holiday or simply relaxing at home with family and friends...
Pub firm gets into Euro zone
MACLAY Inns is taking steps to ensure its venues are front of mind for consumers looking for big game destinations during Euro 2012.
Taking “learnings”...
Meat Hammer triumph
THE catering operation at Glasgow bar Nice n Sleazy has triumphed in Glasgow’s Best Burger Competition.
Meat Hammer chef Paul O’Rourke saw off competition from...
Members’ club moves up a level
THE firm behind Glasgow private members’ club 29 has taken the venue to another level with the launch of a new events space.
Located on...
Up tempo of technology
Research reveals need for speed in licensed outlets
Keep it real with new cash app
A NEW app designed to give operators greater ‘real-time’ visibility of their business’s cash has been launched.
Cashmaster Connect, the new management information app from...
Pancake pioneers Stack & Still prepare for take-off at Glasgow Airport
The Glasgow-headquartered company, which already serves in excess of a million pancakes per annum, will open this latest venture in the busy transport hub’s ‘airside’ hospitality and shopping area this May
A chip off the old block
On-trend fries can prove just as lucrative as the classics
Don’t let standards fall as footfall rises
The importance of cellar management stressed as the festive season kicks off
Columns
Jack Cummins
Andrew Dowson
Neil Morrison
Luke Richardson
